JFF 2004 Spring Season II - Mid-Season Offensive MVP

**STEVE McNAIR**

Quarterback

JFF Tennessee Titans

Coach: Curtis "The Natural" Knight

JFF Week One thru JFF Week Eight Highlights:

McNair's performance during the first half of JFF 2004 Spring Season II has been nothing short of jaw-dropping. He has literally been a one-man wrecking crew, putting up passing stats that have been unheard of in The JFF Casual Online League. He was selected by his coach as the team's Offensive MVP eight consecutive games. For the season to date, he has passed for 43 touchdowns, and rushed for another 17 touchdowns.

Best game to date:

JFF Week Seven: 35 passing completions / 47 passing attempts, 588 passing yards, 7 TDs; 8 rushing attempts, 28 rushing yards, 3 TDs in a 79-21 victory over the JFF Dallas Cowboys

Mid-Season Offensive MVP

1st Runner-Up

Mid-Season Offensive MVP

2nd Runner-Up

**Clinton Portis**

Halfback

JFF Denver Broncos

(Wacavelli)

Portis has been having an outstanding season for the JFF Denver Broncos. He was selected as his team's Offensive MVP in JFF Week One, JFF Week Four, JFF Week Five, JFF Week Six, JFF Week Seven, and JFF Week Eight. His best performance was in JFF Week Four when he had 25 rushing attempts for 248 yards, and 4 TDs in a 45-17 victory over the JFF Tampa Bay Buccaneers

**Michael Bennett**

Halfback

JFF Minnesota Vikings

(Clock Keeper)

The JFF Minnesota Vikings depend heavily on their ground game to win contests. Bennett is the workhorse behind Clock Keeper's time management offensive scheme. He was his team's Offensive MVP in JFF Week Three, JFF Week Five, and JFF Week Six. His best performance was in JFF Week Three when he had 11 rushing attempts for 136 yards and 2 TDs

Mid-Season Offensive MVP

3rd Runner-Up

Mid-Season Offensive MVP

4th Runner-Up

**Jake Delhomme**

Quarterback

JFF Carolina Panthers

(Reginald Taylor)

Delhomme may not have the outstanding passing stats that some of the league's quarterbacks have attained, but make no mistake ... Delhomme's performances do win games. He has engineered more 4th Quarter game-winning drives than probably any QB in The JFF. He was his team's Offensive MVP in JFF Week One, JFF Week Two, JFF Week Four, and JFF Week Five

**Torry Holt**

Wide Receiver

JFF St. Louis Rams

(Air Attack)

Holt was both the JFF 2003 Fall Season I Mid-Season Offensive MVP, and he was selected by the league membership as the JFF 2003 Fall Season I Regular Season MVP. No receiver means more to their team's offense than Holt. Beginning with last season, the Rams are undefeated when Holt has at least 100 yards receiving and/or 2 receiving touchdowns

JFF 2004 Spring Season II - Mid-Season Defensive MVP

**DENARD WALKER**

Nickel / Dime Defensive Back

JFF Minnesota Vikings

Coach: Harold "Clock Keeper" Leonard

JFF Week One thru JFF Week Eight Highlights:

Walker is not exactly the most highly rated cornerback on the EA Sports Madden NFL 2004 roster of defensive backs. Walker is a classic "overachiever," and has allowed his team's defense to become the stingiest in the league for all games from JFF Week One thru JFF Week Eight, allowing offensive opponents an average of only 12.5 ppg, including three shut-out victories. He was selected by his coach as the team's Defensive MVP four times in the team's first eight games.

Best game to date:

JFF Week Eight: Collected 3 tackles, 1 sack, and 1 interception in a 24-21 victory over the JFF Philadelphia Eagles

Mid-Season Defensive MVP

1st Runner-Up

Mid-Season Defensive MVP

2nd Runner-Up

**Troy Vincent**

Cornerback

JFF Philadelphia Eagles

(Bizeaudawg)

The Eagles defense finished tied #3 in total team interceptions for all games completed between JFF Week One and JFF Week Eight, and Vincent is the primary reason why. He was his team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week One, JFF Week Six, and JFF Week Seven. His best performance was in Week Seven, when he had 4 tackles and a game saving 93-yard interception return for a touchdown

**Aeneas Williams**

Cornerback

JFF St. Louis Rams

(Air Attack)

Williams was the league's Regular Season Defensive MVP for JFF 2002-03 Fall Season I, and this season, the Rams have the #2 pass defense in the league, and Williams is a big reason why. He was selected as his team's Defensive MVP for JFF Week Two, JFF Week Three, and JFF Week Five. His best performance was in JFF Week Two when he had 2 tackles, 2 interceptions, and 1 pass deflection

Mid-Season Defensive MVP

3rd Runner-Up

Mid-Season Defensive MVP

4th Runner-Up

**Lance Schulters**

Free Safety

JFF Tennessee Titans

(The Natural)

The JFF Titans are the only defense in the league that has not allowed any opponent to score more than 21 points against them, and Schulters is one of the many reasons why. He was selected as his team's Defensive MVP for JFF Week Three and JFF Week Four. His best performance came in JFF Week Four when he had 2 tackles, 2 interceptions (including one returned 64 yards for a TD), and one pass deflection

**Jason Gildon**

Left Outside Linebacker

JFF Pittsburgh Steelers

(Claude Connor)

Gildon is not simply a member of the JFF Steelers' defense . . . he IS the defense. Gildon is part of a great linebacking corps that has led Claude Connor's team to a #2 ranking in team sacks. He was his team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week Six and JFF Week Eight. His best performance was in JFF Week Eight when he recorded 8 tackles and 6 sacks in a 38-21 victory over the JFF Detroit Lions